Chicago Children’s Choir Inspiring and Changing Lives Through Music

The Chicago Children's Choir, founded in 1956, aims to foster racial harmony and cultural understanding through music. It brings together children from diverse backgrounds, now on a global scale, to learn and perform music from various cultures. The choir's most elite group, the concert choir, undergoes a rigorous audition process and performs internationally, including at Carnegie Hall. The choir not only teaches musical skills but also promotes cultural awareness and unity among its members.

Describe the audition process for the concert choir.

In what ways does the choir help children understand the world?